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Full program costs

The full estimated, multi-year program costs for the 20-month Emergency Medicine Paramedic Program are $12,600. This total includes tuition and program fees. It does not include scholarships or personal costs, such as housing, food, and transportation.

First-year cost of attendance

Estimated first-year student expenses (12 months) for the 2026-2027 academic year of the Emergency Medicine Paramedic Program:

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Interactive chart showing estimated cost of attendance for the Emergency Medicine Paramedic Program in Minnesota. Tuition is billed directly, while other amounts are estimates. Scholarship values are reviewed annually. Full cost details are provided in accessible text on this page.

*Tuition is billed directly; all other figures are estimates. Amounts subject to change; scholarship values reflect 2026–2027 and are reviewed annually.

Student budget details

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Direct expenses (paid to Mayo Clinic)

Items Cost
Tuition* (25 credits, $315/credit) $7,875
Total estimated cost for direct expenses $7,875

*Tuition is billed directly; all other figures are estimates. Amounts subject to change; scholarship values reflect 2026–2027 and are reviewed annually.

Indirect expenses (not paid to Mayo Clinic)

Items Cost
Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment $500
Uniforms $700
Housing and food ($2,225/month) $26,700
Home internet ($85/month, plus $100 one-time install fee) $1,120
Personal and miscellaneous ($625/month) $7,500
Transportation ($400/month) $4,800
Federal student loan fee (average) $78
Software fee $325
Total estimated cost for indirect expenses $41,723

Total net cost of attendance

Total estimated single student budget (direct + indirect expenses) $49,598

Budget information

Estimated budget information is provided to allow you to completely prepare for your education. The estimated budget is the estimated cost of education-related expenses.

  • Personal and miscellaneous expenses include clothing, laundry and cleaning, personal hygiene and grooming, recreation, renter's insurance, student health insurance, and disability insurance.
  • Transportation expenses include gas, oil, maintenance, and insurance. 
  • Federal student loan fee is the average amount based on prior year borrowers and are a percentage of the total loan amount.
  • Dependent care and other expenses may be added to the budget on a case-by-case basis with supporting documentation. Contact Mayo Clinic's Financial Aid Office for further information.

Outside work

You may hold outside employment during the training program if it does not conflict with your program responsibilities.

Financial aid 

Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences offers financial incentives for students to participate in many of its health sciences training programs. Scholarships, grants, and low-interest loans may be available for those who demonstrate financial need.

The Office of Student Financial Aid and Registrar can provide more details about financial aid or incentives offered for the Emergency Medicine Paramedic Program.

Institutional tuition assistance is available for Mayo Clinic employees. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid for more information.